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@ianwremmel/debug

v1.1.3

Published

Simplified naming for 'debug'

Downloads

322

Readme

@ianwremmel/debug

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Simplified naming for 'debug'

Table of Contents

Install

npm install @ianwremmel/debug

Usage

This package exports three helpers for making it easier to use the debug package.

debug

debug() wraps debug() from the debug package and accepts a string. That strings should be __filename. It first starts with your package name, then it uses the relative path from your package.json to the current file to setup a debug namespace, replacing / with :.

import {debug} from '@ianwremmel/debug';
const d = debug(__filename);
d('Something happened');

format

format is a template string tag that colorizes your variable substitutions. It doesn't need to be used with debug() but it does make debug()'s output easier to read (or, at least more entertaining).

import {debug, format as f} from '@ianwremmel/debug';
const d = debug(__filename);
d(f`${5} is a number`);
d(f`${true} is a boolean`);

df

df() is factory that produces a template string tag that combines debug() and format.

import {df} from '@ianwremmel/debug';
const d = df(__filename);
d`${5} is a number`;
d`${true} is a boolean`;

Maintainer

Ian Remmel

Contribute

PRs Welcome

License

MIT © Ian Remmel 2018 until at least now